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Question by augheyj · Nov 22, 2016 at 08:43 PM · webrequestauthenticationcryptography

Accessing X509Store returns zero certificates

I need to do HTTP web requests that require a client X509 certificate to authenticate. I want to use the X509 certificates that are already installed on the computer. When I query the store for the certificates, it returns zero certificates.

I'm accessing the store as follows:

 X509Store store = new X509Store(StoreName.My, StoreLocation.CurrentUser);
 store.Open(OpenFlags.ReadOnly);
 Debug.Log("Certificate Count: " + store.Certificates.Count);
 foreach(var c in store.Certificates) {
   Debug.Log("Certificate issued by: " + c.Issuer);
 }
 store.Close();

This code reports a certificate count of 0. This exact same code (changing Console.Writeline for Debug.Log), runs on a natively compiled C# app and prints the 4 custom certificates I have installed.

I can load a pfx (p12) certificate from file and do the web authentication, but that's not a usable solution. I really need to be able to pull the certificates from the system's X509Store to properly authenticate.

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